Getting your products order ready | SRBG_005

To begin, let's create a simple product on which to undertake this configuration. This is simply to keep it separate from everything else we've created so far.

Let's make it a Stock product.

You'll be taken to the Product Details screen for the product you just made.

Navigate to the Product Variants tab.

Product Variant houses much of the financial and technical information related to the product. Here, we'll find pricing, tax, formats, weights, dimensions and more.

Each product has ONE Product Variant associated with it.

There are numerous areas and means by which to price your Infigo products.

We have tiered pricing, pricing per page, discounts, "call for price" and much more.

Those are covered in the more detailed tutorials of the Infigo Academy. Here, we're focusing on the absolute basics of a fixed price.

Navigate down the Info page to the "Price" field and apply a price to your product.

As always, this will let you view the product from the front-end of your Storefront.

As you'd expect, adding the product to basket at this point would increase your basket total to match all of the products contained within it.

You can also specify a quantity if you wish to add more than one to basket. The price added to the basket total will be the quantity multiplied by the displayed price.

Tax categories are simply folders for your different tax rates. You aren't specifying a tax rate on this screen, simply creating a category which we can utilise in multiple ways in future steps.

Now, this is where we decide what to do with those Tax Categories we have created.

You will be presented with a range of tax provision methods you can utilise within Infigo. This includes detailed specification of taxes by location and plugins with third-party tax systems such as TaxJar.

In this instance, we're once again keeping it quick and simple by specifying fixed tax rates. This allows us to define a fixed rate for any of the tax categories we've created.

The "is primary provider" column should confirm that, by default, fixed rate is selected as your tax provider.

If not, or if you wish to change it, simply click Select on the method you wish to use.

Here, you will see a list of all of your specified Tax categories.

The rate column shows the percentage of tax associated with that rate.

Click Edit on the appropriate row to change that rate.

Finally for tax, we need to specify on our product which taxes it is subject to.

This is once again done as part of the Product Variant settings.

As with Tax Categories, Delivery Methods are essentially just folders. All you are doing on this screen is creating a Delivery Method. We'll be specifying what to do with that method later in the process.

Now we'll decide what to do with the Delivery Methods we're just created.

The Delivery Computation screen will show you a range of available computation methods. These range from fixed rate shipping (which we'll be focusing on here) and shipping by weight, to third party integrations such as with FedEx and Easypost.

In the rapid build tutorials, we'll focus solely on the fixed rate shipping.

The fixed rate shipping configuration screen will show you a list of the Delivery Methods you have available on this Storefront.

Each Delivery Method will have a fixed rate associated with it.

The customer will be able to choose between all available fixed rates

Infigo has a wide selection of available payment methods ready for configuration. Many of these are plugins to third party systems such as Stripe or Paypal.

Note that multiple payment methods can be active on one storefront, you don't have to provide your users with only one payment option.

Here, we will be focusing on the default method of accepting payment, commonly available on B2B storefronts. Purchase Orders.

In our case, let's add an additional fee for the use of Purchase Orders on our storefront.

Enter a value in the Additional Fee input. This static value will be added to the overall price whenever Purchase Order is selected as the payment option.

As your only default available payment method, you will be presented with an input in which to enter your Purchase Order number.